📄 Csync
Csync is a powerful clipboard synchronization tool that allows you to share clipboard content seamlessly across multiple devices. It provides both command-line interface and GUI system tray for easy access to clipboard history.
Csync is written by Rust, it is very fast and lightweight!
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## Features
- Real-time clipboard synchronization across devices
- Secure data transmission with HTTPS
- System tray GUI for quick access to clipboard history
- Command-line interface for clipboard management
- Support for both text and PNG image clipboard content
## Installation
### Arch Linux (AUR)
```bash
yay -S csync-release
```
### macOS (homebrew)
```bash
brew install fioncat/apps/csync
```
## Usage
Csync has 3 binary files:
- `csync-server`: A HTTP(S) server to save and exchange clipboard data. All devices should be able to access it.
- `csyncd`: A daemon to access system clipboard manager and synchronous with other devices. It will also start a system tray GUI to view clipboard history.
- `csynctl`: A command to control csync server. You can use this command to read/write clipboard data, manage server RBAC, etc.
Please refer to ` --help` for more usage.
## Integration
- [fzf](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf): `csynctl select -d`
- [rofi](https://github.com/davatorium/rofi): `csynctl select -dr 'rofi -i -dmenu -p " Clipboard"'`
- [flameshot](https://flameshot.org/): `flameshot gui -r | csynctl put blob`
- [albert](https://albertlauncher.github.io/): See [Albert Plugin](./albert).
## Security
Since csync transmits clipboard data over the network, security is a top priority. The following security measures are implemented:
- HTTPS support for secure server communication
- Token-based authentication
## License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.